Category: Arts & Living

Caroline Berman, a student of Kennesaw State’s Academy for Inclusive Learning and Social Growth, is receiving local attention for her first novel, “Flight.”

Andrew Green currently serves as a full-time lecturer for the Coles College of Business, but his charismatic and comedic nature brings a teaching experience that gives students a different experience in the world of information systems.

With the growing support of the LGBTQ+ community, KSU has a multitude of groups to help queer students connect with others who share the similar experiences that come with specific identities.

Two KSU students are giving people the opportunity to step into the shoes of those living with anxiety.

The Odyssey peer mentoring program hosted a small showcasing event Feb. 22 for students wanting to artistically express themselves.

The Mudslingers Ceramics club is a student organization run by students and ceramics majors with membership open to all students of any skill level.

Ken Harmon took over as interim president after Sam Olens’ resignation on Feb. 15.

Finally, the week where students can release their inner geek with others is coming. Kennesaw State’s “Geek Week” is bringing forth events that include costumes, video game tournaments, movie screenings and pie.

The Hip-Hop and Street Jazz dance club of KSU held recruitment auditions Feb. 16, looking to add more performers to the newly coined performance team Avian Empire.

Dr. Amy Dunagin, a Yale University doctoral graduate and history professor at KSU, currently teaches modern world history, modern England history and British history courses and uses her distinguished and comprehensive background to form her teaching philosophy.

Being a full-time student and balancing a job is a mentally exhausting task, but it is an unfortunate reality many KSU students face. Yet, imagine an app that allows you to choose a shift that conveniently fits your schedule without requiring a long-term commitment.

From Feb. 13-18, the Kennesaw State department of theater studies put on a student production called “Feathers and Teeth,” first written by Charise Castro Smith and directed by professor Jim Davis.